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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1966
Page
5
A new Saturday program at Bennington Free Library invites preschool children, especially four-year-olds entering the books world, to enjoy stories as the first step into reading. The initiative aims to foster early literacy skills and a love of books for young learners.
Bennington area residents are invited to take the Peace Corps placement test at 9 a.m. on Saturday November 12 at the Bennington Post Office. The test measures general aptitude and language-learning ability and requires no preparation. It is noncompetitive. applicants cannot pass or fail.
National Educational Television presents The Vanishing Newspaper Part I on metro papers and mergers. The program visits Berkshire Eagle in Pittsfield and Bennington Banner in Bennington to examine how large papers shrink local voices. It contrasts views of Rex Fall and editors amid industry decline and the push to keep local reporting strong. Postmaster General O'Brien seeks $30 million for early Christmas mailing rush with 150000 temporary workers.
Bennington YMCA and Mt. Anthony Union Adult Education present three informal adult courses. Bridge for beginners and intermediates run by Hugh Nash in Nov at Bennington High School. An investment course by Burton Potter starts Nov 23. A rug hooking class by Eileen Briggs runs eight weeks starting Nov 14. maximum 15 participants.
The Bennington Banner, published daily except Sundays and holidays from 425 Main St Vermont, lists contact numbers and states United Press International provides local news for republication. Home delivery options include carrier and motor service with 10 cents daily, subscription rates shown for 50 mile Vermont radius and nationwide.
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